HOUSEPLANT
Answers to Almost Any
House Plant Question
House Plant Question
(Who Else Wants The Happiest and Healthiest House Plants
In The Entire Neighborhood?)
In The Entire Neighborhood?)
Dear friend,
If you’d like to grow beautiful and healthy house plants while being the envy of your friends and neighbors this will be one of the most important messages you’ll ever read.
Now you can get answers to practically any house plant question you have in seconds.
- "Will it grow well in my home?" you ask when you hear about a tempting new plant.
- "How do I grow it?" you ask when a neighbor gives you a house plant you have never heard of.
- "How can I get it to bloom?" you ask when a healthy plant produces no buds.
- "What's wrong?" you ask when one of your indoor plants suddenly goes limp.
Introducing “1001 Answers to House Plant Questions”
Here for the first time is specific information on 258 of the most popular houseplants - from ableia to zephyr lily. Plus, all the basic questions you have about culture and propagation for every type of indoor plant.
It doesn’t matter if you’re a casual or fanatic indoor gardener, whether you’ve got a black thumb or an expert with a green one – with this single resource you’ll have answers right at your fingertips – anytime you need them.
Here Are Just a Few of the 1001 Questions You Can Have Answers To Instantly Inside This Amazing Resource:
| Q: What is the best container for house plants? Q: What hanging containers are recommended for indoor use? Q: How do you keep wooden tubs and window boxes from rotting out? Q: What is the best way to make a window sill wide enough to hold potted plants? Q: When should house plants be repotted? Q: How can I stop an infestation of white flies? Q: How often should I water my house plants? Q: Will my window box geraniums go on blooming indoors? Q: How often should I water begonias? Q: Why does my philodendron grow so thin and straggly? Q: How can I increase humidity in my living room? Q: Why did the buds on my gardenia turn black? |
That’s just the tip of the iceberg because you’ll also get answers to these important questions:
Q: How do I get rid of mealybugs on cacti and scale on ferns?
Q: Can I get my poinsettia to bloom next Christmas?
Q: Which spring bulbs can be forced for indoor bloom?
Q: How warm must my house be for orchids?
Q: What makes the foliage of some of my plants turn yellow?
Q: The leaves of my geraniums are pale and yellowish, and some have bronzy speckles. What is causing this?
Q: What is the best time of day to water house plants?
Q: Which are the best windows for house plants?
Q: What is the easiest way to raise house humidity for plants that require a lot?
Q: How do you prevent young plants from getting tall and scraggly?
Q: What gets rid of the small, whitish, hard lumps on the leaves and stems of my house plants
Q: How should I handle house plants during rest periods?
Q: How should I take care of house plants when I go on vacation?
Q: When is the best time to root house-plant cuttings?
Q: What is the pot-in-pot method of propagating house plants?
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